Am 03.09.2014 um 11:07 schrieb Walid:
And we tried to update to the new 7.0.2 release all earlier configurations
and settings were lost,
Is there any way to upgrade without losing any earlier changes to the
owncloud core.
In the following I assume, you
* use a Linux server e.g. OpenSuse or SLES
* have your owncloud server software in a subdirectory */owncloud*
and your
* owncloud user data subdirectory outside this
(for example in /owncloud-data — far away and not(!) below /owncloud)
Upgrade:
* Stop your web server (Example OpenSuse and SLES: rcapache2 stop) !
* _*Before upgrading, save the single file /owncloud/config/config.php
somewhere else, outside /owncloud !*_
* the whole subdirectory /owncloud can now be renamed to
/owncloud-backup or so
* cd /
* mv owncloud owncloud-backup
* get the source file and the signature file and untar to /owncloud:
* cd /
* wget owncloud-7.0.2.tar.bz2
* wget wget owncloud-7.0.2.tar.bz2.asc
* check integrity: gpg --verify -v owncloud-7.0.2.tar.bz2.asc
* check composition: tar -tjf owncloud-7.0.2.tar.bz2
* untar: tar -xjf owncloud-7.0.2.tar.bz2
* *_copy(restore) the saved config.php from step 2 back to its correct
location
(to /owncloud/config/config.php )_**_
_*
* cd / ; chmod -R wwwrun:www owncloud (set all files so that the
webserver can access them)
* Restart your webserver (Example OpenSuse and SLES: rcapache2 start) !
* Access your owncloud installation with a browser e.g.
https://www.example.com/owncloud
Before you can login, the database upgrade /using your old
configuration/ will start automatically.
Disclaimer: other users or developers may have other upgrade
instructions. The described way is my way of upgrading, which
may be wrong, outdated or lacking important parts. If you feel
competent, please correct the instructions.
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